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{{Main|Halo 3 ViDoc: Et Tu, Brute?}} In the video documentary ''Et Tu, Brute?'' released December 20, 2006, there were a few animations of Brutes using Gravity Hammers, and Brutes in game play that were wielding hammers in mostly untextured alpha builds. The hammer in the video showed an almost exact resemblance to the [[Fist of Rukt]] of ''Halo 2''. The hammers were unique in the fact that when they swung, a massive electric blue shock wave was projected in a spherical blast from the head of the hammer, mirroring a [[Plasma Grenade]]'s detonation, except possibly larger and stronger. Crates and other objects in the path of the shock wave were displaced. | {{Main|Halo 3 ViDoc: Et Tu, Brute?}}<br> | ||
In the video documentary ''Et Tu, Brute?'' released December 20, 2006, there were a few animations of Brutes using Gravity Hammers, and Brutes in game play that were wielding hammers in mostly untextured alpha builds. The hammer in the video showed an almost exact resemblance to the [[Fist of Rukt]] of ''Halo 2''. The hammers were unique in the fact that when they swung, a massive electric blue shock wave was projected in a spherical blast from the head of the hammer, mirroring a [[Plasma Grenade]]'s detonation, except possibly larger and stronger. Crates and other objects in the path of the shock wave were displaced. | |||
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